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    Calling Workflow From OAF

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    There are two ways to call a workflow from an Oracle Application Framework (OAF) page. The first is to use a PL/SQL procedure that calls the workflow engine's APIs to create, set the owner, and start the workflow process. The second is to write a function in the OAF page controller that uses the OANavigation class to create, set the owner, and start the workflow process.

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    There are two ways to call a workflow from an Oracle Application Framework (OAF) page. The first is to use a PL/SQL procedure that calls the workflow engine's APIs to create, set the owner, and start the workflow process. The second is to write a function in the OAF page controller that uses the OANavigation class to create, set the owner, and start the workflow process.

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    There are two ways to call a workflow from an Oracle Application Framework (OAF) page. The first is to use a PL/SQL procedure that calls the workflow engine's APIs to create, set the owner, and start the workflow process. The second is to write a function in the OAF page controller that uses the OANavigation class to create, set the owner, and start the workflow process.

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    There are two ways to call a workflow from an Oracle Application Framework (OAF) page. The first is to use a PL/SQL procedure that calls the workflow engine's APIs to create, set the owner, and start the workflow process. The second is to write a function in the OAF page controller that uses the OANavigation class to create, set the owner, and start the workflow process.

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    Calling Workflow from OAF

    From OAF Workflow can be called in 2 ways.


    1) Using PL SQL Procedure, call procedure from OAF page using callable
    statement.
    CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE start_sw_wf_prc
    IS
    l_itemtype VARCHAR2 (30) := 'XX_TEST_SW';
    l_itemkey VARCHAR2 (300) := 'Practice-1';
    BEGIN
    wf_engine.createprocess (l_itemtype, l_itemkey,
    'XX_MAIN_PROCESS_SW');
    wf_engine.setitemowner (itemtype => l_itemtype,itemkey => l_itemkey,owner
    => 'MOKSHITH');
    wf_engine.startprocess (l_itemtype, l_itemkey);
    COMMIT; END;
    2)
    2) Write following function in Controller of the OAF page.
    public void callCustomWorkFlow(OAPageContext pageContext)
    {
    String strWfItemType = "XX_TEST_SW"; String strWfProcess =
    "XX_MAIN_PROCESS_SW";
    String strWfItemKey = "Practice-1";
    OANavigation wfNavigation = new OANavigation(); // Create Workflow
    Process
    wfNavigation.createProcess(pageContext, strWfItemType, strWfProcess,
    strWfItemKey);
    wfNavigation.setItemOwner(pageContext," MOKSHITH"); // Start Workflow
    Process
    wfNavigation.startProcess(pageContext, strWfItemType, strWfProcess,
    strWfItemKey);
    }

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